What are the responsibilities and job description for the Lab Technician position at Bold Steps Behavioral Health?
The Lab Technician is responsible for providing accurate analytical data for raw materials, in-process, finished products, and special projects, ensuring safety and compliance with quality standards.
Key duties include supporting ESH compliance by attending safety meetings, performing hazard assessments, managing hazardous waste, and supporting safety programs. They perform laboratory tests, record results, and ensure quality and food safety procedures are followed.
Effective communication of results to production and management, preparing Certificates of Analysis, and assisting with customer samples are essential. They act as Incident Commander during emergencies, providing first aid and incident documentation.
Qualifications include a High School Diploma or GED, with preferred associates or bachelor’s degrees and five years of laboratory experience. Basic math skills, manual titration proficiency, and computer literacy are required. Must be able to work night shifts and adhere to PPE protocols.
Compensation ranges from $50,000 to $55,000 with benefits including health coverage, 401k, bonuses, and wellness programs. The role emphasizes safety, compliance, quality testing, communication, and emergency response within a local, safety-conscious environment.
Key duties include supporting ESH compliance by attending safety meetings, performing hazard assessments, managing hazardous waste, and supporting safety programs. They perform laboratory tests, record results, and ensure quality and food safety procedures are followed.
Effective communication of results to production and management, preparing Certificates of Analysis, and assisting with customer samples are essential. They act as Incident Commander during emergencies, providing first aid and incident documentation.
Qualifications include a High School Diploma or GED, with preferred associates or bachelor’s degrees and five years of laboratory experience. Basic math skills, manual titration proficiency, and computer literacy are required. Must be able to work night shifts and adhere to PPE protocols.
Compensation ranges from $50,000 to $55,000 with benefits including health coverage, 401k, bonuses, and wellness programs. The role emphasizes safety, compliance, quality testing, communication, and emergency response within a local, safety-conscious environment.